Sentences with phrase «emerging findings from»

This week, an impressive tag team of tweeters from the Centre for Research Excellence in the Social Determinants of Health Equity shared news and emerging findings from their ongoing research project which aims to understand how government policies can work more effectively to address the social determinants of health.

This event was part of an NHMRC funded research project «Evaluating the effectiveness of comprehensive primary health care in local communities» being conducted at the Southgate Institute for Health Society and Equity at Flinders University The aim of the symposium was to feed back some of the key emerging findings from the study, and to engage primary health care practitioners and policy makers in debate and discussion about the implications of these findings for primary health care policy and practice.

The states and the District of Columbia should continue to heed emerging findings from research and evaluation and seek feedback from their own efforts to ensure continuous improvements.

These results demonstrate robust functional dysregulation that corresponds to the third stage of the addiction cycle (craving) and parallel emerging findings from functional imaging studies in human addicts.

Not exact matches

Research about how interruptions from technology affect people's well - being is beginning to emerge: One study of college students found a link between excessive texting and diminished well - being.

A frustrating juggling scenario emerges from this situation: Many folks find themselves deleting older games as a means of playing new ones.

Having already struggled through the fallout of the commodities price slump, WA could find itself emerging from its slump before other states.

Cha founded the Richmond, Virginia - based business in 2009, as the U.S. was slowly emerging from deep recession.

However, some Wall Street veterans found the regulators» narrative that emerged from the arrest to be troubling, particularly in regard to Sarao acting alone in causing the crash.

«When we broke up our data sets, we found that predictions were weakest from 1977 to 1992 — the era when free agency emerged and took effect,» they write.

«All through Europe, you will find a number of factions, parties and groups emerging,» says Vranitzky, who served on Magna's board of directors from 1997 to 2011.

Sodexo Inc put together a report on emerging workplace trends and found that there are a few key things companies are doing to stay competitive and bring in the best talent from around the world.

Actually, we have found that companies from emerging markets achieve superior revenue growth pretty much everywhere, leaving established multinationals struggling to both capture emerging - market growth and defend against new competitors in traditional markets.

Chapter 1 finds that these risks have also been pivoting away from banks to shadow banks, from solvency to market liquidity risks, and from advanced economies to emerging markets.

Below you'll find some of the most prominent trends that emerged from the available data.

His findings, including that 33 percent of female tech entrepreneurs reported facing «dismissive attitudes» from their colleagues and 15 percent said their abilities had been questioned, came in a presentation in which he decried the «arrogant young brats» — male, of course — getting venture capital funding for «silly social media apps» from investors who hope they will emerge as the «next Mark Zuckerberg.»

This new Royal Commission could be directed to finding the best ways of unblocking the bottlenecks that are now choking our collective ability to best deploy the ideas, energies and entrepreneurs now emerging from our institutes of higher learning.

This would require that: the U.S. «miraculously» finds political harmony in Congress and solves its fiscal problems; that the EURO area «magically» discovers political unity among 17 countries; that Japan suddenly emerges from a decade of no growth; and that China, finally embraces a non-intervention exchange rate system and adopts policies to promote consumption led growth.

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)-- The leaders of Cyprus, Greece and Israel pledged on Thursday to work together to seize opportunities emerging from newly found offshore gas reserves in order to bolster stability and security in a region wracked by conflict.

When Martha Stewart emerged from her short prison sentence in 2005, it was to find that her fortune had increased by $ 200 million.

One of the most encouraging studies about work flexibility to emerge in 2016 found that people who enjoy the flexibility to work from home are 87 percent more likely to love their job.

The government's current strategy is based on the hope that the EURO area will quickly recover from its 18 - month recession; that the US will find an agreement on a budget that will reverse sequestration and raise the debt ceiling; that emerging markets will become revitalized; that President Obama will agree to the XL pipeline; and that there will be a Canada - EU free trade deal.

First, there's the issue of finding the strongest signal — the right signal — in all the noise that emerges from Big Data.

As survivors of MacIntyre's moral catastrophe emerge from their Stone Age moral habitats, they will presumably cobble together Aristotle, the New Testament, and Thomas Aquinas to establish a new order of civility» and we will find again a coherent moral order.

Many idealistic commentators predicted that from these protests there would emerge a «color revolution» in the country that, in the 1978 rebellion against the shah, became the founding state of political Islam.

Sometimes her spirit resists hearing excuses on behalf of the offender, but she finds that if she presses herself just a little to search them out and hear them, they are really not so humiliating to acknowledge, and it's an exhilarating experience to see love emerging from the storm, the devil cramped in the straitjacket of the Holy Spirit.

But we could hypothesize that «whenever a principle such as «Parliamentary Reform» is found in the antecedent world as a contrast between (a) moderate revival of an old ideal, (b) ultraconservative reaction, (c) popular anticipation of radical change, and (d) a vehicle for the ambitions of young politicians and idealists, then the principle in form (d) is most likely to be articulated as the primary element in some event emerging from that antecedent world.»

There is something deeply moving and reassuring about the shape of the Christian community that emerges from these readings: a community founded on and held together by love.

Afterward, when they emerge from the house and the storm has cleared, they find that their home was unharmed for the most part.

In our hymns he is both «Beautiful Savior» and «Judge Eternal, throned in splendor» An enormous variety of representations have emerged from 2,000 years of Christian imagination, and we can find in these diverse images some element that identifies it as a portrait of Christ.

University teachers find themselves invited from time to time to emerge from their lecture rooms and place some of the results of their thinking before much wider audiences.

I should be disposed to conclude that while the general tradition held that Christ «rose from the dead» (commonly understood to mean that he emerged from the tomb in which his body had been laid) it preserved also a genuine memory that on that Sunday morning his tomb was found broken open and to all appearance empty.

«I don't find people emerging from relatively impoverished backgrounds to pursue seminary training,» he noted.

I do not believe anything coming from a secular so - called «divinity school» — incredible that right now many are emerging from the woodwork with «newly revealed findings» about every possible subjet — they obviously have nothing better to do but to cause turmoil in a world that already has enough of it...

If you were to emerge from such a strong field you would find everyone you knew has long passed away but you've hardly aged and indirectly traveled into the future.

Finally, returning to our paean of love, we find the lovers emerging «out of the wild, up from the desert... leaning and holding» [Song of Songs 8:5] onto one another.

There emerge, however, from the «periphery» (so to speak) rather than from the center, pockets of order, meaning, and value which grow, spread, and die — that order, those values, and those meanings which gradually grew and spread until they constituted the various Kingdoms of Ancient Egypt would be an example of how order, value, and meaning emerge from the «bottom» and spread «upward» and «outwards» into dynamic pockets or aggregates of order, meaning, and value which prosper - overcoming and absorbing other pockets of order — until they no longer embody the imagination, vigor, and zest required for continued vitality and find themselves absorbed into other competing orders or gradually disintegrating into the silence of a Dark Age.

Whatever limitations one might find in the work of the Nobel prizewinner, he has wrestled long and well against hopeless odds, and his accounts of the match emerge from a depth not discovered by equally good writers who have not known the blessing.

Shortage of space prevents us from giving a survey of the doctrine of freedom as it emerges from the history of dogma and theology, or to discuss in detail the theological statements about the nature of freedom which are found in Scripture, tradition and the pronouncements of the magisterium of the Church.

Process - relational thinkers here find scientific backing for their contention that there is an element of freedom, mentality, purpose in anything actual at all, and that needs to be the case in a consistently evolutionary view where the complex forms of life emerge from the simple.

A pastor who was part of the ex-gay movement told me that, like a chick «emerging» from an egg, I would surely find true «healing» and that my heterosexual identity would «emerge» by God's grace.

The researchers found that seventeen (43 \ %) had been misdiagnosed by their referring physicians as being in PVS; thirteen (33 \ %) slowly emerged from the vegetative condition during rehabilitation therapy; and only ten (25 \ %) remained in the vegetative state.

After emerging from the Whole Food Challenge changed for life, I have found that it's Jamie Oliver I return to most often for recipes and general guidance about keeping it simple and keeping it good.

If you do, you'll find that new ways to use these growth resources emerge from your own creativity.

Whether these efforts provided the centripetal force for a new «school» per se is open to various modes of interpretation, but the attention to the Whiteheadian system and its many implications, to interdisciplinary routes of inquiry, to the latest insights from the emerging sciences, and to process - relational modes of thinking identified Chicago with a progressivism and excitement in theological study which many found appealing.

He found it possible to show the exact bearing of someone emerging from such and such group into institutional life (executive, legislative, and judicial) on styles of dress or art of the different castes.

The second consequence is that the «Jesus» who emerges from this procedure is necessarily a free - floating iconoclast, artificially isolated from his people and their Scripture, and artificially isolated from the movement that he founded.

Leclerc insists over and over again that his theory is different from those of all others before him because it recognizes the reality of relations founded on mutual interacting, and that the action produced by such an interacting transcends the constituents, and indeed emerges as a new substance.

Researchers have discovered that hydra (coral - like polyps that emerged hundreds of millions of years ago) form tumours similar to those found in humans.2 Thomas Bosch, at Kiel University, and Domazet - Lošo, from the Catholic University of Croatia in Zagreb unexpectedly discovered tumour - bearing polyps in two species of hydra.

In spite of the fact that the Methodist Conference of 1910 found the teachings of pastor Hoover to be «anti-Methodist, contrary to the Scriptures, and irrational,» [7] the emerging Pentecostal movement could be considered orthodox from a doctrinal point of view.